Although it is somewhat more complicated than calculating the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) of a firm, there are several methods that investors can use to find an appropriate capitalization rate, including the following:Build-up methodMarket-extraction methodBand-of-investment methodReal estate valuation is often based on strategies that are similar to equity analysis.

Let's say for sake of argument these properties were, and can be expected to continue, rapidly appreciating in value.

There're plenty of case studies for everything, including losing weight, making millions, finding your perfect life partner and yes, cost segregation.

Lots of opportunity there still with demographics changing rapidly and quick appreciation.

Between the podcasts and working my way down the BP recommended books list, and the blog posts, and the forums, I'm getting a rapid fire education that I don't think I could have gotten (in one place) elsewhere.

Principal preservation strategies tend to be weighted toward lower-return alternatives. 2.

Next time you’re in the gym, look at the small weights just like the little deals in real estate.

I started writing this post last week, but the banking errr.. financial 'crisis' of 2023 (and make no doubt about it, that's what this is) has been 'evolving' so rapidly I had to delete what I was going to post to stay relevant.

I created a couple of charts/matrices to illustrate the affect that rapid rise in interest rates had on monthly payments, which in turn affects affordability.

Depending on the state and the laws there will also have weight on the time it takes to turn it around.